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Coronation Street

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Events

5th April - Twins Peter and Susan Barlow are born to Ken and Valerie Barlow.
30th August - No. 7 collapses due to a faulty beam.
8th December - David Barlow and Irma Ogden are married at Ridgeway Street Registry Office.

Dr Who

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Doctor Who Universe

March

The Doctor's TARDIS materialises in Wimbledon Common, London, so that Steven Taylor can go on with his own life. He comes across Dodo Chaplet, who says she has had an accident. (DW: The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve) The Doctor, Dodo and Steven travel to Manhattan, New York City where they meet the alien Latter-Day Pantheon. (PDA: Salvation)

April

Further events in New York City concerning the Latter-Day Pantheon and TARDIS crew. (PDA: Salvation)

Summer

Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright arrive back in London aboard the DARDIS, which self-destructs soon after. Boarding a bus, they contemplate how they will pick up their previous, "normal" lives again, having arrived at a point two years after joining the Doctor on his travels. (DW: The Chase)

December

25 - The Doctor's TARDIS materialises in the yard of a police station in Liverpool, its scanner malfunctioning. After some initial fears that the polluted atmosphere of the 20th century might harm his companions Steven Taylor and Sara Kingdom, who grew up in the purified atmospheres of the future, and some trouble with the local police, the Doctor repairs the malfunctioning scanner and the TARDIS departs. (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan)
31 - After leaving the Monk on Tigus, the TARDIS materializes in Trafalgar Square duing the New Year's Eve celebrations. (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan)

Unknown

The British government is contacted by an alien race dubbed The 456, who demand one dozen children in exchange for an anti-virus for an influenza outbreak that will otherwise kill millions. Jack Harkness of the Torchwood Institute is ordered to deliver a busload of children from an orphanage in Scotland. One child, Clement MacDonald, somehow escapes and ends up on the run, destined to spend the next 45 years in asylums. The children delivered, the anti-virus is provided, and the flu outbreak is quelled. (TW: Children of Earth)

Real World

January

02 - "The Powerful Enemy" (DW: The Rescue Episode 1) is first broadcast. First appearance of Maureen O'Brien as Vicki.
09 - "Desperate Measures" (DW: The Rescue Episode 2) is first broadcast. With this episode, Vicki accepts the Doctor's offer to travel in the TARDIS and establishes the tradition of the series periodically introducing new companions.
16 - "The Slave Traders" (DW: The Romans Episode 1) is first broadcast.
23 - "All Roads Lead to Rome" (DW: The Romans Episode 2) is first broadcast.
- Debut of The Daleks comic strip in TV Century 21.
30 - "Conspiracy" (DW: The Romans Episode 3) is first broadcast.

February

06 - "Inferno" (DW: The Romans Episode 4) is first broadcast.
13 - The third Radio Times Doctor Who cover features the upcoming DW: The Web Planet with a photo of the Zarbi and the Vortis landscape.
- "The Web Planet" (DW: The Web Planet Episode 1) is first broadcast. Though it only got 53% in Audience Appreciation figures, this episode brought 13.5 million viewers, which as of Fall 2009 remains the highest single viewership of any Doctor Who episode ever.
20 - "The Zarbi", (DW: The Web Planet Episode 2) is first broadcast.
27 - "Escape to Danger" (DW: The Web Planet Episode 3) is first broadcast.
The Earthlings release the single "March of the Robots"/"Landing of the Daleks" on Parlophone Records. The BBC bans the single due to the fact "Landing of the Daleks" includes the sound of the international distress signal, S.O.S. It is reissued with the offending sound obscured.

March

06 - "Crater of Needles", (DW: The Web Planet Episode 4) is first broadcast.
13 - "Invasion" (DW: The Web Planet Episode 5) is first broadcast.
20 - "The Centre" (DW: The Web Planet Episode 6) is first broadcast.
27 - "The Lion" (DW: The Crusade Episode 1) is first broadcast.

April

03 - "The Knight of Jaffa" (DW: The Crusade Episode 2) is first broadcast.
10 - "The Wheel of Fortune" (DW: The Crusade Episode 3) is first broadcast.
17 - "The Warlords" (DW: The Crusade Episode 4) is first broadcast.
24 - "The Space Museum" (DW: The Space Museum Episode 1) is first broadcast.

May

01 - "The Dimensions of Time" (DW: The Space Museum Episode 2) is first broadcast.
08 - "The Search" (DW: The Space Museum Episode 3) is first broadcast.
15 - "The Final Phase" (DW: The Space Museum Episode 4) is first broadcast.
22 - "The Executioners" (DW: The Chase Episode 1) is first broadcast.
29 - "The Death of Time" (DW: The Chase Episode 2) is first broadcast.
29 - Dursley McLinden is born.

June

05 - "Flight Through Eternity" (DW: The Chase Episode 3) is first broadcast. Peter Purves appears on the series for the first time, but not as Steven Taylor.
12 - "Journey Into Terror" (DW: The Chase Episode 4) is first broadcast.
17 - Publication of The Dalek Painting Book by Souvenir Press and Panther Books. A massive 350,000 copies are printed.
19 - "The Death of Doctor Who" (DW: The Chase Episode 5) is first broadcast. First use of the name "Doctor Who" in an episode title.
25 - Dr. Who and the Daleks, a colour feature film loosely based upon DW: The Daleks, is released, featuring the debut of Peter Cushing as Dr. Who.
26 - "The Planet of Decision" (DW: The Chase Episode 6) is first broadcast. Despite having appeared as a different character in the same serial only a few weeks earlier, Peter Purves joins the series playing Steven Taylor. Meanwhile, both William Russell and Jacqueline Hill leave the series with this episode, leaving William Hartnell the sole original cast member from 1963.

July

The pop single "Who's Who", performed by Roberta Tovey, is released on Polydor. Tovey is one of the stars of the recently released film Dr. Who and the Daleks.
Jack Dorsey and His Orchestra releases the single "Dance of the Daleks" on Polydor.
03 - "The Watcher" (DW: The Time Meddler Episode 1) is first broadcast.
10 - "The Meddling Monk" (DW: The Time Meddler Episode 2) is first broadcast.
17 - "The Battle of Wits" (DW: The Time Meddler Episode 3) is first broadcast.
24 - "Checkmate" (DW: The Time Meddler Episode 4), the final episode of Season 2, is first broadcast. This is followed by the show's first substantial season break as it takes the rest of the summer off.

August

Publication of Paint and Draw the Film of Dr. Who and the Daleks by Souvenir Press. Again, some 350,000 copies are printed.

September

11 - Season 3 commences with the first broadcast of "Four Hundred Dawns" (DW: Galaxy 4 Episode 1).
13 - Eric Potts is born.
16 - DWN: Doctor Who and the Zarbi by Bill Strutton, the second novelisation of a Doctor Who serial (DW: The Web Planet), is first published by Frederick Muller.
18 - "Trap of Steel" (DW: Galaxy 4 Episode 2) is first broadcast.
25 - "Air Lock" (DW: Galaxy 4 Episode 3) is first broadcast.
The first Doctor Who Annual, Doctor Who Annual 1966, is published by World Distributors, Ltd.

October

02 - "The Exploding Planet" (DW: Galaxy 4 Episode 4) is first broadcast.
07 - The Dalek Pocketbook and Space Travellers Guide first published.
09 - DW: Mission to the Unknown is first broadcast. This is the only "serial" in which the Doctor or his companions do not appear and is the only single-episode serial produced in the 25-minute format. It is the last episode produced by original producer Verity Lambert.
11 - The Dalek World first published.
16 - "Temple of Secrets" (DW: The Myth Makers, Episode 1) is first broadcast. This is the first episode produced by John Wiles.
21 - The Avengers episode "Death at Bargain Prices" airs in the UK for the first time. This episode of the series created by Sydney Newman includes a cameo appearance by several Daleks -- in toy form in a department store.
23 - "Small Profit, Quick Return" (DW: The Myth Makers Episode 2) is first broadcast.
30 - "Death of a Spy", (DW: The Myth Makers Episode 3 is first broadcast.

November

06 - "Horse of Destruction" (DW: The Myth Makers Episode 4) is first broadcast. Maureen O'Brien leaves the series with this episode, which introduces Adrienne Hill as short-lived companion Katarina.
13 - "The Nightmare Begins" (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan Episode 1) is first broadcast. Nicholas Courtney makes his first appearance on Doctor Who as Bret Vyon.
16 - Mark Benton is born.
20 - "Day of Armageddon" (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan Episode 2) is first broadcast.
27 - "Devil's Planet" (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan Episode 3) is first broadcast.

December

04 - "The Traitors" (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan Episode 4) is first broadcast. Adrienne Hill makes her final appearance as Katarina as her character becomes the first companion to be killed off. Jean Marsh, who previously appeared in DW: The Crusade, makes her debut as single-story companion Sara Kingdom.
11 - "Counter Plot" (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan Episode 5) is first broadcast.
18 - "Coronas of the Sun" (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan Episode 6) is first broadcast.
21 - Premiere of the stage play SP: The Curse of the Daleks at Wyndham's Theatre in London. The play runs into 1966.
25 - "The Feast of Steven" (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan Episode 7) is first broadcast. This is the first Christmas-themed episode of Doctor Who and is a standalone story not directly connected to the ongoing story arc. It concludes with an infamous moment where William Hartnell, in character as the Doctor, breaks the fourth wall to wish viewers a Merry Christmas. The next Christmas-themed Doctor Who episode would not air until DW: The Unquiet Dead in 2005, while a tradition of Christmas Day special episodes would begin with DW: The Christmas Invasion later in 2005.

Unknown dates

Armada Books publishes the first paperback edition of the first Doctor Who novelisation, DWN: Dr. Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks.
DWN: Doctor Who and the Crusaders published, adapting DW: The Crusade. This is the third and last of a trilogy of novelisations published by Frederick Muller. The next new novelisation would not be published until DWN: Doctor Who and the Auton Invasion established the Target Novelisation line in early 1974.
Publication of The Dalek Outer Space Book by David Whitaker and Terry Nation.
Publication of The Dalek Pocketbook and Space Travellers Guide by Terry Nation.

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Years:	1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 *(Stardates unknown)*
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DC Comics

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1955 ... 1963 - 1964 — 1965 — 1966 - 1967 ... 1975

Creators

The following creative talent are known to have been born in 1965:

Steve Niles

Titles

The following comic titles debuted with a 1965 cover date:

Blue Beetle (Charlton) Vol 3 · Captain Atom (Charlton) Vol 1 · Metamorpho Vol 1 · Son of Vulcan Vol 1

The following Comic titles were last published with a 1965 cover date:

80-Page Giant Vol 1 · Blue Beetle (Charlton) Vol 2 · Rip Hunter Vol 1

The following One Shots were published with a 1965 cover date:

No One Shots were published in 1965.

Characters

The following characters debuted with a 1965 cover date:

Ace Arn (New Earth) · Arthur Curry, Jr. (New Earth) · Bernhard Baker (New Earth) · Donna Troy (New Earth) · Drang (Earth-One) · Evil Star (New Earth) · Ewa Krinn (Pre-Zero Hour) · Fisherman (New Earth) · Garfield Logan (New Earth) · Glorith (Pre-Zero Hour) · Gnill Opril (Pre-Zero Hour) · Hans von Hammer (New Earth) · Horace Lafeaugh (Pre-Zero Hour) · Hu Krinn (Pre-Zero Hour) · James Carter (Earth-One) · Jeem Rehtu (Pre-Zero Hour) · John Starr (New Earth) · Johnny Witts (Earth-One) · Jonathan Dubrovny (New Earth) · Juan Vallambrosa (New Earth) · Keith Kenyon (New Earth) · Key (New Earth) · Klint Stewirt (Pre-Zero Hour) · Kraklow (Earth-One) · Krona (New Earth) · Lars Hanscom (Pre-Zero Hour) · Mark Desmond (New Earth) · Maxwell Tremaine (New Earth) · Mister Monster (Earth-One) · Nicholas Galtry (New Earth) · Pol Krinn (Pre-Zero Hour) · Praying Mantis Man (New Earth) · Roger Denning (New Earth) · Roger Hayden (New Earth) · Roland Desmond (New Earth) · Roy Reynolds (New Earth) · Sea Imp (New Earth) · Steven Savage (New Earth) · Wilhelm Von Dort (Earth-One)

Teams

The following teams debuted with a 1965 cover date:

Bizarro-Legion (Pre-Zero Hour)

Chronology

The following events were published by DC Comics in the year 1965. This does not necessarily indicate that these storylines took place in the year 1965. The passage of time in the DC Universe is nebulous and subject to change and interpretation. Events from historical time periods are indexed under their corresponding years.

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Criminal scientist Kurt Vornak sabotages Simon Stagg's laboratory in the hopes of destroying Metamorpho's chances for a cure. The equipment explodes, transforming Vornak into an Atomic menace.	Metamorpho #1	8.65

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Metamorpho fights Nicholas Balkin who has been using the Telstar satellite system to cause electronic disasters across the globe.	Metamorpho #2	10.65

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T.T. Trumbell creates Staggium, a metal that can defeat Metamorpho. He sends a Staggium robot to fight Metamorpho while Turnbull targets American missile sites. Metamorpho destroys the robot, and Turnbull is defeated when one of his own henchmen betrays him.	Metamorpho #3	12.65

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Cinderella Pilot made for ABC

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Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall -- Reindeer sketch, December 20

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C & P Telephone Co. of VA: Mack, Suzy
LaChoy: The La Choy Dragon, Mert

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Jerry Nelson joins Muppets, Inc.

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John Henson is born

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This article contains information on e-wrestling events that happened in 1965.

Notable 1965 births

Nightmare (Dave Reno) was born.

Notable 1965 deaths

1965 handler births/deaths

Ice Hockey

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Marvel Database

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1955 ... 1963 - 1964 — 1965 — 1966 - 1967 ... 1975

All Comics for 1965 Without Month Designations

Avengers Vol 1 14	Avengers Vol 1 17	Avengers Vol 1 18	Avengers Vol 1 19
Avengers Vol 1 20	Avengers Vol 1 21	Avengers Vol 1 22	Avengers Vol 1 23
Tales of Suspense Vol 1 61	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 62	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 63	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 64
Tales of Suspense Vol 1 65	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 66	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 67	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 68
Tales of Suspense Vol 1 69	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 70	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 72	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 63
Tales to Astonish Vol 1 65	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 66	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 67	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 68
Tales to Astonish Vol 1 69	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 70